Overview
- Air India unveiled Cloud Chasers as a unified kids program that packages entertainment, keepsakes, and service support for families.
- Activity kits for children ages three to nine are now offered on select long-haul flights over eight hours, with puzzles, games, drawing pages, and discovery prompts.
- The airline refreshed First Flight Certificates that parents can request, signed by the captain and crew and styled with a playful Maharaja mascot.
- Kids Zone on the Vista screens now tops 130 hours of shows while Vista Stream adds more than 35 hours, with Kids Maps, games like UNO and Angry Birds, and content from Moonbug, Red Bull TV, and Vobble.
- Air India frames the launch as the first phase of a longer family strategy, pairing priority boarding, check-in help where feasible, infant meals, bassinets on select routes, and trained crew support with what coverage describes as rising family travel demand.